England's men win team gymnastics gold, Scotland take bronze
England's Wilby beats Scotland's Murdoch to gold in 200m breaststroke
Teenagers Hamer and Robinson win golds for England in the pool
England's Willmott beats Scotland's Miley to swimming gold
Thornhill takes gold for England in women's cycling
Scotland's Fachie wins gold in men's time trial
Triathlon
England's Jessica Learmonth and Bermuda's Flora Duffy are taking it in turns to put in the hard yards at the front on the bike.
The pair already have a huge lead of around 39 seconds ahead of England's Sophie Caldwell who is currently in the bronze medal position. They are roared back into the finish straight as they finish the first lap on the bike.
Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
This is the goal for today's triathletes.
The finish line lies a 750m swim, 20k cycle and 5km run away from the pontoon start.
And if the naked eye can't split them after all that, there is state-of-the-art laser equipment to help out.
Lovely day for it, bright, breezy and not a hint of last night's rain.
Triathlon
This is a mighty impressive start from England's Jessica Learmonth in the triathlon. She is first out of the water and first onto the bike. World champion Flora Duffy is right on her wheel.
They now have four laps of the cycle circuit ahead. Non Stanford and Vicky Holland are a fair way further.
India 0-1 Wales
Lisa Daley converts a great cross from Jo Westwood to put the Wales team ahead!
Hockey
Wales' women have just begun their first game of the group stages in the hockey competition.
They have a tough task ahead against India.
You can watch that one here but I'll keep you updated.
Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport Wales
Former world champion Laura Daniels is the first Welsh competitor at these Games.
She is no stranger to success in the Southern Hemisphere having won the world pairs title in New Zealand in 2016 with teammate Jess Sims. She also won the Women’s World singles champion of champion titles in Sydney last November.
Daniels is playing Lucy Beere from Guernsey in the women’s singles who won the world singles title just a few weeks ago and poses a genuine challenge.
Ross Owen, Stephen Harris and Jonathan Tomlinson also compete in the Men’s Triples this morning.
Image source, BBC SportFormer World pairs champion Laura Daniels
Triathlon
It does indeed look a bit choppy out there. The pace isn't the quickest. England's Jessica Learmonth is currently leading the way, closely followed by two-time reigning world champion Flora Duffy of Bermuda.
Duffy is bidding to win only Bermuda's second gold medal – and the first of any colour by a woman.
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
David is one of 15 lifeguards who will follow the swim pack in case any of the field get into difficulty.
Considering the women’s final is only 26 strong, they have themselves well covered.
But, as you can see from the flags on the north stand, it will be choppy out there.
Image source, BBC SportTriathlon
OK then. Here we go. These women triathletes are all stood on the pontoon about to dive into the ocean.
The flags are flickering a little behind them but the water looks pretty calm.
On your marks.... Beeeeeeeep. In they go. We are away in the first medal event of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
If you missed it earlier, the Games got under way in spectacular style down under at the opening ceremony, held at the Carerra Stadium.
The ceremony started in torrential rain - think Grimsby rather than Gold Coast - but there was quite a show put on by the hosts.
Watch the best of the action below.
Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
It doesn't matter who you are, you are going through the scanner.
New Zealand's Andrea Hewitt - ranked third in the women's field - completes her security obligations on the way into the Southport Broadwater Parklands venue.
Perhaps she will have a medal to drop into the tray on the way out.
Non Stanford and Vicky Holland actually used to live together but today they are rivals.
Triathlon experts among you will be aware both the men's and women's triathlon competitions are being held over a sprint distance for the first time at these Games.
They'll start with a 750m swim, then get on the bike for 20km before a 5km run.
Tom Brown
BBC Wales on the Gold Coast
The women's triathlon is the first medal event of the Games and Wales' captain wants to get her team off to the ideal start.
Non Stanford missed the 2014 Commonwealths due to injury and finished an agonising fourth behind teammate Vicky Holland at her first Olympics.
The 2013 world champion says a medal today would make up for all that disappointment.
Image source, BBC Sport WalesTeam Wales captain Non Stanford
Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
A typically upbeat welcome from Janaya on the triathlon welcome desk. Volunteers at the Games have been encouraged to use the Aboriginal greeting of Jingeri alongside the more familiar - to a British ear at least - 'G'Day'.
These two are Mascoteers - basically bodyguards for mascot Borobi.
They have momentarily lost their client, but I reckon a seven-foot blue Koala can look after himself for the time being.
It hasn't taken long for me to be a little jealous of all of the athletes and my BBC colleagues in Australia.
JJ Chalmers is currently presenting from Broad Beach on the Gold Coast and it looks stunning.
The TV coverage is building up to the women's triathlon which begins in less than 10 minutes. Here's how it's looking down at the course...
The action is already under way on the Gold Coast.
Right now Scotland are competing in the badminton, the early stages of the men's team gymnastics event have started and a number of home nations athletes are starting their quest for lawn bowls glory.
The women's triathlon begins at 00:30 BST, as does Wales v India in the women's hockey group stages.
We have online streams of the action as well as the TV coverage. You can watch the gymnastics here.
All times BST
Here are the times of the medal events to set your alarms for.
For a full schedule click here.
Go, go, go. Our BBC TV coverage is now live from a very sunny Australia on BBC One.
Flick over on your TV sets or watch at the top of this page.
Image source, Getty ImagesI bet you're thinking this is just day one and there won't be much happening, right?
Well you're wrong. There are 19 medals up for grabs today and some of the biggest names at these Games to watch out for.
The first medal event is the women's triathlon at 00:30 BST with the British contenders including 2013 world champion Non Stanford of Wales and England's 2016 Olympic bronze medallist Vicky Holland.
The men's triathlon is at 04:00 BST with the Brownlee brothers the stand-out favourites.
We've also got artistic gymnastics with the English team led by two-time Olympic champion Max Whitlock, cycling with a load of British talent and swimming with Scotland's Hannah Miley and Ross Murdoch just two of the stars in action.
For a full look at what's coming up today have a read of our day-by-day guide.
Image source, Getty ImagesHello there! How are you? The 2018 Commonwealth Games on Australia's Gold Coast are go.
Over the next 11 days, more than 4,500 athletes from 71 nations and territories will compete for 275 medals.
Today is day one with the Games getting under way with quite a bang. We have a host of big names competing and there's sure to be plenty of great stories at the 'friendly Games'.
You won't want to miss it.